Par - Geography

Geography

  • Khokhra Par (neighborhood), Malir Town, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
  • Par, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
  • Par, Tibet
  • PAR, the IOC and UNDP country code of Paraguay
  • Participatory action research, a methodology for community-based development

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